Born in the cradle of the Arctic,
Through a frozen separation cathartic,
The icebergs break from their icy land,
To wander south, by nature's hand.
Majestic giants of blue and white,
They drift along in the pale moonlight,
Silent and strong, they move with grace,
In the ocean's arms, they find their place.
Oh, iceberg drifting far and wide,
Carved by time, on the ocean's ride,
Through the waves and under the sky,
You sing the world your lullaby.
Oh, iceberg, more than the eye can see
You hide a strength that cannot be
A journey with a melted end
To rejoin the waters of the world, and flow again
Carved by time, by wind and wave,
Each iceberg tells the tale of it's grave,
Of ancient snows and frozen skies,
A story written in their eyes.
They drift through mist and sea's embrace,
A cold, mysterious, wandering race,
As they move from ice to sea,
A fleeting glimpse of history.
Oh, iceberg drifting far and wide,
Carved by time, on the ocean's ride,
Through the waves and under the sky,
You sing the world your lullaby.
Oh, iceberg, more than the eye can see
You hide a strength that cannot be
A journey with a melted end
To rejoin the waters of the world, and flow again
In the sunlight, you gleam so bright,
A floating palace, pure and white,
But beneath the waves, where shadows fall,
You hold your secrets, silent all.
The whales may dance and the seabirds cry,
As you pass them by, a frozen sigh,
Yet in your heart, there's no refrain,
Just the echo of the Arctic's pain.
They teach us all of time's own flow,
Of strength, of change, of letting go,
For even the mightiest must fade,
Returning to the bed they've made.
But as they drift into the deep,
Their memory is ours to keep,
In every wave, in every tide,
The spirit of the iceberg's rides.
Oh, iceberg drifting far and wide,
Carved by time, on the ocean's ride,
Through the waves and under the sky,
You sing the world your lullaby.
Oh, iceberg, more than the eye can see
You hide a strength that cannot be
A journey with a melted end
To rejoin the waters of the world, and flow again
In the sunlight, you gleam so bright,
You drifted far, you drifted down,
But in the ocean's depths, you'll lie,
Forever singing your lullaby.
Eh I By - Iceberg's Lullaby Lyrics
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Born in the cradle of the Arctic,
Through a frozen separation cathartic,
The icebergs break from their icy land,
To wander south, by nature's hand.
Majestic giants of blue and white,
They drift along in the pale moonlight,
Silent and strong, they move with grace,
In the ocean's arms, they find their place.
Oh, iceberg drifting far and wide,
Carved by time, on the ocean's ride,
Through the waves and under the sky,
You sing the world your lullaby.
Oh, iceberg, more than the eye can see
You hide a strength that cannot be
A journey with a melted end
To rejoin the waters of the world, and flow again
Carved by time, by wind and wave,
Each iceberg tells the tale of it's grave,
Of ancient snows and frozen skies,
A story written in their eyes.
They drift through mist and sea's embrace,
A cold, mysterious, wandering race,
As they move from ice to sea,
A fleeting glimpse of history.
Oh, iceberg drifting far and wide,
Carved by time, on the ocean's ride,
Through the waves and under the sky,
You sing the world your lullaby.
Oh, iceberg, more than the eye can see
You hide a strength that cannot be
A journey with a melted end
To rejoin the waters of the world, and flow again
In the sunlight, you gleam so bright,
A floating palace, pure and white,
But beneath the waves, where shadows fall,
You hold your secrets, silent all.
The whales may dance and the seabirds cry,
As you pass them by, a frozen sigh,
Yet in your heart, there's no refrain,
Just the echo of the Arctic's pain.
They teach us all of time's own flow,
Of strength, of change, of letting go,
For even the mightiest must fade,
Returning to the bed they've made.
But as they drift into the deep,
Their memory is ours to keep,
In every wave, in every tide,
The spirit of the iceberg's rides.
Oh, iceberg drifting far and wide,
Carved by time, on the ocean's ride,
Through the waves and under the sky,
You sing the world your lullaby.
Oh, iceberg, more than the eye can see
You hide a strength that cannot be
A journey with a melted end
To rejoin the waters of the world, and flow again
In the sunlight, you gleam so bright,
You drifted far, you drifted down,
But in the ocean's depths, you'll lie,
Forever singing your lullaby.
Through a frozen separation cathartic,
The icebergs break from their icy land,
To wander south, by nature's hand.
Majestic giants of blue and white,
They drift along in the pale moonlight,
Silent and strong, they move with grace,
In the ocean's arms, they find their place.
Oh, iceberg drifting far and wide,
Carved by time, on the ocean's ride,
Through the waves and under the sky,
You sing the world your lullaby.
Oh, iceberg, more than the eye can see
You hide a strength that cannot be
A journey with a melted end
To rejoin the waters of the world, and flow again
Carved by time, by wind and wave,
Each iceberg tells the tale of it's grave,
Of ancient snows and frozen skies,
A story written in their eyes.
They drift through mist and sea's embrace,
A cold, mysterious, wandering race,
As they move from ice to sea,
A fleeting glimpse of history.
Oh, iceberg drifting far and wide,
Carved by time, on the ocean's ride,
Through the waves and under the sky,
You sing the world your lullaby.
Oh, iceberg, more than the eye can see
You hide a strength that cannot be
A journey with a melted end
To rejoin the waters of the world, and flow again
In the sunlight, you gleam so bright,
A floating palace, pure and white,
But beneath the waves, where shadows fall,
You hold your secrets, silent all.
The whales may dance and the seabirds cry,
As you pass them by, a frozen sigh,
Yet in your heart, there's no refrain,
Just the echo of the Arctic's pain.
They teach us all of time's own flow,
Of strength, of change, of letting go,
For even the mightiest must fade,
Returning to the bed they've made.
But as they drift into the deep,
Their memory is ours to keep,
In every wave, in every tide,
The spirit of the iceberg's rides.
Oh, iceberg drifting far and wide,
Carved by time, on the ocean's ride,
Through the waves and under the sky,
You sing the world your lullaby.
Oh, iceberg, more than the eye can see
You hide a strength that cannot be
A journey with a melted end
To rejoin the waters of the world, and flow again
In the sunlight, you gleam so bright,
You drifted far, you drifted down,
But in the ocean's depths, you'll lie,
Forever singing your lullaby.
Writer: Benjamin Sturge
Copyright: Lyrics © Too Lost LLC
Copyright: Lyrics © Too Lost LLC